Kubernetes quick start

This quick start assumes AcornOps is deployed and you are connecting your first Kubernetes cluster.

Before you begin

You need:

Helm and kubectl access to the cluster.

1. Create a workspace

Enter a workspace name.
Optionally invite members now, or continue without adding anyone.
If no platform AI provider is inherited, add a provider API key when prompted.

2. Register the cluster

In the workspace, select Connect Cluster and configure:

Setting	Minimum choice
Cluster name	A recognizable name such as `payments-prod`.
Include namespaces	Add only the namespaces AcornOps should observe. Leave empty to use every namespace allowed by Kubernetes RBAC.
Exclude namespaces	Leave empty unless a namespace must be omitted.
Agent access	Start with Read-only. Choose Read-write only when AcornOps should perform approved remediation and the cluster may receive write RBAC.

Select Continue to Install Agent.

3. Install AgentK

Copy the complete generated Helm command. Confirm that kubectl points to the intended cluster, then run the command from an operator terminal. Do not copy only part of the command: it contains the registration key, access mode, and namespace scope selected above. Return to the management console and wait for Agent connected, then select Done.

4. Start a chat

Open the connected cluster, select Chat Assistant, and prompt it with a focused question such as:

What needs attention on this cluster?

Start here

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Manage a workspace

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Kubernetes quick start

Before you begin

1. Create a workspace

2. Register the cluster

3. Install AgentK

4. Start a chat

​Before you begin

​1. Create a workspace

​2. Register the cluster

​3. Install AgentK

​4. Start a chat

Before you begin

1. Create a workspace

2. Register the cluster

3. Install AgentK

4. Start a chat